wev's What? Again? 366/2016
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You and me both -- be well.
If you hit the black circle or view first unread at the top of the thread, it will bring you to where you left off Mike.
Thanks but this dongle is so slow ime going to leave the picture heavy threads untill ime back with a good connection
I'll see what I can do tomorrow, if I can move after this weekend's dance.
07 March
The tropical area in front of the Hort lab and classroom, which is a c 1940 Army barracks building given to the school just after WWII -- we are somewhat low on the campus improvement plan. The very large tree is a Brazilian Tipu, planted in 1962. It is a favorite resting spot for our hawks and a prime breakfast hangout for all the small bug eaters. So far there are three hummers nesting in the lower branches. The small grayish tree just behind the chairs is a lemon guava, where the squirrels deny us any fruit and we are hoping a hermit thrush is starting a nest. The hawk's nest is in one of the big eucs in the background
The tropical area in front of the Hort lab and classroom, which is a c 1940 Army barracks building given to the school just after WWII -- we are somewhat low on the campus improvement plan. The very large tree is a Brazilian Tipu, planted in 1962. It is a favorite resting spot for our hawks and a prime breakfast hangout for all the small bug eaters. So far there are three hummers nesting in the lower branches. The small grayish tree just behind the chairs is a lemon guava, where the squirrels deny us any fruit and we are hoping a hermit thrush is starting a nest. The hawk's nest is in one of the big eucs in the background
Thanks Danno. As the last piece of "undeveloped" property on campus, we fight a constant battle to preserve our 50 year old collection of plants and memories. The latest idea was to cut everything down, lay black top, and use it to park the campus trucks and vans, while we would be moved across the street to a bare hillside plot a third the size. A concerted email flood from our community friends and alumni has stalled that. . . for now.